Reply to "Late bloomer and injuries, what are the options?"

TPMHSBaseballweb Member since 2003

@old_school posted:
While I do agree there is certainly a place for JUCO I am not a huge and would consider it a last chance option if everything falls apart. The only thing great JUCO could do is get you into a good 4 yr program...academically it is doubtful to anything to help your son and most likely is an academic negative. The ultimate goal is school / Eng degree, long term relationships and the learning to be a apart of something bigger then you. A JUCO only holds that back IMO.
it is about balance, you will get comments solely from baseball perspective and also solely from an academic ones. I would advise you find the middle

Depends on the player/student goals. It's a great option for many, IMO.

Not everyone wants to major in Engineering.

We will just leave it at that.

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